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Digest: Wizards fear backup guard Mac suffered torn Achilles tendon
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Former Raven and co-founder of the Brigance Brigade Foundation O.J. Brigance will celebrate his 48th birthday at a party aimed at supporting people battling
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He chose the Gators over Michigan, Ohio State, Providence and Xavier.
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My view is the players and former players should attend and carry a sign or speak at one of the many rallies on the problem.
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President Trump's feud with the NFL may fire up his base, but it's making him look petty and small, Jules Witcover writes.
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The Washington Capitals started training camp with 65 players and 20 days to whittle the roster to no more than 23. On Thursday afternoon, Washington cut four
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“We want to thank you, Mr. President, for showing where your heart lies."
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Buck Showalter said he wanted to "take it all in" in light of recent events.
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Orioles vice president John Angelos backed athlete activism and condemned President Donald Trump's attacks on professional athletes Saturday.
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President Donald Trump made a pre-empitve strike on Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors on Saturday morning, withdrawing an invitation not yet made for NBA champions to visit the White House.
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After months of speculation, the Knicks have agreed to trade Carmelo Anthony the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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The Washington Wizards added guards Carrick Felix and Donald Sloan to their training camp roster, bringing the roster total to 19. Sloan has appeared in 218
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The Bulls will be the fourth NBA organization Stone has been affiliated with since leaving Maryland
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Stephen Curry says Durant’s Under Armour assessment ‘does not ring true.’
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Orioles will have to continue to wait on Pat Connaughton after he was guaranteed a NBA contract for next season.
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Marvin Price, who led the Patterson boys basketball team to Baltimore City and the Class 2A state title last season, is set to play at Huntington Prep in West Virginia
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The Brigance Brigade Foundation, an ALS patient support organization founded by former Ravens player O.J. Brigance and his wife, Chanda, announced the Million
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Solid showing at NBA Combine has improved Justin Jackson's stock for 2018 NBA draft.
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A junior tennis team from central Maryland won the 18-and-under Intermediate title at the USTA Mid-Atlantic Junior Team Tennis Section Championships, topping a
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Rudy Gay will hold a two-day AAU basketball showcase in Baltimore this weekend.
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Billy Wingerd, playing from Mountain Branch Golf Club, added to an already impressive resume when he shot a two-day total of 137 (68-69) at Chartwell Country
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The Washington, D.C., downtown home of the NBA's Wizards and NHL's Capitals is now called Capital One Arena.
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Under Armour adds to roster of young NBA talent with signing of Dennis Smith Jr.
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The children went through a series of basketball drills and exercises to better understand the importance of staying fit.
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ESPN's "Baltimore Boys" is an outstanding sports film. But its real power is the sociology and sensitivity it brings to this saga of achievement that started at Dunbar High.
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Carmelo Anthony, one of the most dissected professional athletes in the country said he felt completely at peace when he returned to Baltimore Wednesday.
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Former Maryland star gets partial guarantee for training camp with the Minnesota Timberwolves
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NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal is coming to Live! Casino for Thursday's event.
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A number of Dunbar greats, including legendary coach Bob Wade and three-time NBA champion Sam Cassell, savored the memories at a panel discussion Monday at Shoe City on Monument Street.
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The Basketball Tournament will hold its semifinals and championship at Coppin State this week.
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Despite decent numbers in summer league, Diamond Stone is looking for new team
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The Basketball Tournament, a four-year-old, winner-take-all competition between pros from around the world, will come to Coppin State next week.
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Curry, Irving Asia trips illustrate importance of market for Under Armour, Nike
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Hoop dreams often incubate in dim, cramped gyms, much like the one at the Mount Royal Rec Center.
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Rudy Gay discussed his Baltimore community service with ESPN.
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Except for Jake Layman and Diamond Stone, former Maryland players will likely wind up in G-League or going overseas
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Despite cold shooting spells, former Terp Jake Layman has a solid summer league performance for Trail Blazers.
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Ravens using 3-D training platform that may soon use holographic players
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The United States opened defense of its world championship with a 19-3 victory over Scotland at the Federation of International Lacrosse Rathbones World Cup in
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Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti saw his franchise's value rise from $1.93 billion in 2016 to $2.3 billion, an increase of 19 percent.Â
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Phelps wins for Male U.S. Olympic Athlete and Record-Breaking Performance, Meyers for Female Athlete with a Disability.
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Melo Trimble, playing in his first game of the Las Vegas Summer League for the Philadelphia 76ers, scored 13 points Tuesday night.
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Digest: Brenda Frese, Juan Dixon part of D.C. Sports Hall of Fame class
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After sitting out first summer league game following trade, Diamond Stone plays well in his Hawks debut.
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After playing last season in Italy, former Terp Robert Carter Jr. trying out for Denver Nuggets
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Former Orioles draft pick and minor-leaguer Pat Connaughton will start at shooting guard for the Portland Trail Blazers' summer-league team.
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Melo Trimble's final stat line — three points, two turnovers, two assists in 10 minutes — did little to move him up in the pecking order at point guard.
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After his best NBA season, Otto Porter Jr. has a big offer to join the Brooklyn Nets. But it appears he'll be staying in Washington. Porter has agreed to sign
